"view with concern" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to express worry or apprehension about a situation. For example: "The reports of high unemployment rates are viewed with concern by economists."
To the Editor: The American medical industry should view with concern the offshoring of medical care.
Geneve Mantri, who tracks counterterrorism programs at Amnesty International, called the orders "a giant leap forward" but added, "We view with concern some of the outstanding questions".
Such numbers might seem great when compared with figures from elsewhere, but Koreans view with concern any signs of reversal in a sometimes volatile economy noteworthy for sudden, disturbing fluctuations.
While we view with concern the escalating involvement of federal courts in this highly complicated area of welfare benefits, 23 one that should be formally placed under the supervision of HEW, at least in the first instance, we find not the slightest indication that Congress meant to deprive federal courts of their traditional jurisdiction to hear and decide federal questions in this field.
However, a recent ruling by the Delaware Chancery Court, upheld on appeal by the Delaware Supreme Court, could set a new and dangerously disruptive precedent that corporate America ought to view with concern.
We view with concern the adopted solution, both in Rio and Manaus, specifically to designate an administrative staff member to enter data into the system, repeating a tradition of restricting the user interface of the system to a few administrative professionals, when by design it should be accessible to everyone involved.
The Jane's report was likely to be viewed with concern by Western officials and Israel.
Even within the community of people who favor change, Huma, although personally well liked, is viewed with concern.
Instead, it issued a statement saying it viewed with concern a United States proposal to bar the ships of countries shipping strategic materials to Cuba from American ports.
And he views with concern the growing influence of the Tea Party, which is a rebellion against him as well as Mr. Obama.
The elaborate courtesy of sharply understated, unpublished notes wherein a government "viewed with concern" to convey strong objection was employed by only part of the diplomatic community.
